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[al3ageeed]

This is the Real Fei Long from Street fighter

[bruceleeanton]

LOL si que esta fuerte :S ehehhe

[HelloWerldLawl]

J'ai appris quelque chose de ce mec, C'est rayonnante et chaleureuse ainsi j'essayerais ces choses dans le astroturf

[MidoSpeed1000]

guys this boy have amazing strong body

[skeyke]

3:35 thats wat GTO does hahaha ( ONIZUKA )

[skeyke]

at 3:00 we do this everyday in volleyball =))

[fuzzie567]

Great Job!!!!!!!

[TheLenniestar]

Bones are soooooo over rated.

[SlapstickCoyote]

Your pretty good. Check out my Kung Fu skills on my channel of my new video i just uploaded. I showcase a mixture of tai chi and capoeira to create my own thing.

[MocVoJupiter]

that's good

[SlapstickCoyote]

@MocVoJupiter Please come and watch my new kung fu video. I showcase a skilled mixture of tai chi and capoeira and use the environment to my advantage much similarly to that of Jackie Chan. Let me know what you think.

[skatemandan]

damn this shit is hard. but ima do this like everday

[MrSayonara7777]

He does push ups using 3 fingers and 1 hand. He is cheating. I do it using 1 finger and no hand.

[GEOdozer420]

@3:50 = amazing

[GEOdozer420]

its funny how people hate on things they cant do...

[jingtroc23]

Id knock this this guy to pieces. i learn the art of fighting, not performance

[skeyke]

@jingtroc23 This call exercise and warm up , u little trash of this planet =))

[jingtroc23]

@skeyke HA ha!. Im just saying, Im pretty bad ass at MMA/KUNG-FU, i studied wing chun taekwoon Do muy tai hapkido western boxing acrobatics and wushu kickboxing for 17 years everyday (and Im only 25yrs old), i to learned all the 2 finger press-ups and flashy stuff, but i put all my effort in making sure i can use what i learn, trash me if you want, i love what i can do. be as strong as you want but i'll kick you in the head before you even see it

[skeyke]

@jingtroc23 Internet Hero ! . Behind that screen you know who you are and What you ARE !

[jingtroc23]

@skeyke yeah.. a skillful talented intelligent person with great hair who is making the most of he's life. hate all you want, i was not bragging, i was born with a love of kung-fu so took up a martial arts lifestyle very young ( still practice wing chun forms almost everyday), and at the same time i lead an honest and healthy life. and i do it without bad attitude :)

[JaisHenan]

@jingtroc23

25 years old and you still have penis envy. :-(

[SMVPRODUCT]

30 kilos guy..

[offset57]

Chuck noress,  (Something)

[putyournickhere]

Strength Hack !

[HawkShift]

thats my warming up when i play chess

[JFSpringer]

Tremendous functional strength (power) and flexibility ... extremely impressive display, thanks for sharing!

[fight4gipper1]

Maybe he could ditch the hair

[ticTHEhero]

That guy from Russia , i see on back ground wrote школа боевых искусств , and that guy RULES!!!!WOOHOO!!!

[RedTailedTuna]

I can do that but I don't want to

[superlarryman]

1:00 and 1:16 is he humping the ground?

[kinghiei08]

@superlarryman no he is tea bagging it. lol

[koutsompiskoto]

they are not that impressive, if you train an hour daily within (more or less) a year or so you will be able to much more with the appropriate guidance and will, i was doing these kind of stuff myself but i had to stop because of the sifu. apparently the vast majority of kung fu instructors in my country somehow believe that violence is a good thing, anyhow, i suppose that's another story, (as for the video) nice try though

[Jusseppe]

@koutsompiskoto talker

[str94100]

other thaan the splits and that awesome bridge its not a very special performance

[Ditrix]

those 1 hand pushup he does at the start are a fucking joke,

[ironpalmchen]

This would make an excellent book with instructions on how to build up to those exercises.

[eyadtrainer]

What an insperation and undelievable control.

[Daviusheart]

3:34-- is crazy!!!! His lower back, abs are like steel and flexible too. Impressive!!!!

[jegersej008]

balance skills

[djschindler]

1:45 looks fucking dumbass.

still impressive though...

[jethrothefox]

RESPECT

[MrScottyRaw]

Whats his diet?

[stonekid156]

chuck norris can do push ups with his pinky while round house kicking random ninjas

[dizzi2004]

What bodyweight? 

[maddoxnetwork]

any type of work, martial art related or just physical conditioning, is the essence of gongfu. The same is true for yoga - it is not a series of asanas and poses, rather it is a lifestyle discipline. Do you know BoddhiDharma?

[Dmaxdrift]

Completly In balance with your body. me like gj

[gman23sa]

Very cool!! How long have you been training for?

[rycardyn2002]

amazing!!!! this guy has a powerful body and much more, a powerful mind!!! he is really like a "xiao long"!

[ikbenloran]

what is he going to do against a gun......;p

[LeGrosWinnie]

@ikbenloran He just avoid the bullet... This guy should be faster than the one who pulled the trigger, so when the bullet is fired he is already in close combat and the other guy is dead... -_-

[LeGrosWinnie]

At 2:06, we do the same at my karate club... Not really hard if you are not made of wood...

[slizzardman]

@ikbenloran Ask police officers and they'll tell you that if your gun isn't already trained on someone 15 feet away or less, you might be in for a world of hurt or dead. Even if the gun's already out, 7-8 feet is awfully dangerous with an athletic individual if they know what they're doing.

Gotta try and remember that most people are not gun experts, police included. Most don't have a super fast draw + aim + shoot and are not trained to instantly kill someone when they suddenly drop + tackle.

[ikbenloran]

@slizzardman haha :PXD

[shadowbot09]

that was insane

[6991Jon]

great skils ,but not kung fu



[Skyboyproductions]

''soul has no limitation'' haha so true...well to a certain point

[burndembabylon]

OMG



[inachu]

I need his shoes not for kung fu skills but for stay in place haha

[jjungleee]

That is a WORKOUT!!!!

[razield97]

dude that me right their!!!!!

[hitmaneur972]

It's amazing, the why of what ? : TRAINING

[iwanttofight69]

he has a tiny midget under him

[Daweboss]

amazing .... =-O

[sk8liftlive]

bodybuilding is lame weightlifting is cool tho. I'd rather be able to do all this stuff this guy is doing before I move to weights tho.

[AcroBrian]

not going to lie could have done with out the music but the skills i do respect nice

[3wr33k]

It's hard to see from this angle, but it's actually his blackbelt pushing him up off the floor for those 2 finger pushups, lol. watch again and imagine it.

[mapple23]

He'd make an excellent floor cleaner

[lifetecerazer]

Thats sick, I would break my thumbs if I'd do it the way he does.

[R4MIN4T0R]

dudes, bruce lee used to make the first thing this guy did, and many other things like that too i guess...

[MasOyama10dan]

O S U

[sniperboy102]

my fingers hurt lol

[BboyKsmooth]

that stuff waz krazy and he gotta a lot of muscle it;s just not noticed dat much because he has a t shirt and pants on

[knackideuser]

Nice video. But please remove the music of Oliver Shanti, he is a child molester!!!

[focusedwolf]

it's sorta amazing how it looks like he has no muscle but can do these things... or is it that he has no fat at all and just muscle... or is it that he has just enough muscle to move a very very small light body.. that's probably it

[TheLetterFox]

All of those movements are position-strength specific. Much like a planche is for gymnasts. The reason for lack of actual muscle might be that he doesn't eat for the gains...poor diet...deliberate lack of calories...whatever it is, the strength you see is really from a unification of the central nervous system. Almost like learning to wield a new weapon. Eventually the position and attack patterns become second nature.

[scoot698]

that means power.....very nice

[supasaiyn]

hes ridiculous

[ralf1z]

Kung Fu Rules

[martorrr]

3:10 nicccccccccce :P hahahha

[buklao559]

HOLY SHEIT NEXT BRUCE LEE

[Tazz77]

That was very impressive.

[sickofdao]

seems bad for the fingers.

[Akaoushi]

Why ?

[sickofdao]

0_0 i dont know where to begin explaining.

lets begin with gravity. then weight.

[Akaoushi]

Or you can begin with a gradual build up 5 finger push ups and over the course of a few years getting to one finder push ups.

Might take a little work.

[youngboxer89]

dammm did u say a few years????

[Akaoushi]

Yes, anything worth doing is worth doing well.

In martial arts improvement should be measured over time, years not months.

[youngboxer89]

yes it takes years to practice a dicipline or to master a technique for example i have been doing boxing for 6 years but how could u say it would take years to make an improvement from 5 finger to 1 finger pushups. i remember i wasnt able to do 1 pull up b4(i coulndt carry my own body weight) but 3 months of practices i was already able to do sets of pullups each set i could do 10,when 3months earlier i coudnt even do 1

[Akaoushi]

Because as soon as you say it takes years to learn something most people will back off because they lack the discipline.

and 2nd by saying it will take years to achieve a certain skill means you won't be in a hurry and hurt yourself in the process.

Too many people push way too hard and end up hurt, example pro athletes with bad knees when there in there 30's.

they pushed too hard too fast and did not allow themselves to heal.

[youngboxer89]

ohhh well thanks for your feedback

[Akaoushi]

Your welcome I hope my little point of view helped.

Never be in a hurry to learn you have your whole life to get good at martial arts.

[hyenahunter]

Saying it takes years can kinda take away the motivation though, its best to set really small goals, and achieving them often will boost your confidence

One chinup more a week was my goal, and I went from 9 to 21 in just a summer (didnt quite make it =P)

[Akaoushi]

That's good, one thing I was trying to get at is that a gradual build up over years also has one major benefit.

everything is strengthened, so there is less chance of injury from pushing too hard too soon.

Look at pro athletes and how many have bad knees so early in there career. ?

[Groovemaster2k]

depends on how fast you push yourself to do it. If you can only do like 20 reg pushups and you try to jump into fingers, yeah it can be bad. But if you work into it slowly, it can be an amazing thing

[WoShiNanErDangZiQian]

his skills r amazing

[Features28555]

This guy seem pretty light. He does deserve credit for what he can do.

[MazlanD]

SUGOI!!!

[feeknocks]

So, he doubles as a tea table. Hmmmm

[nhp5000]

That was very impressive!

[NewMnT]

Man! This is a cool video. However, one thing about 1 finger and a thumb that you do pushup is that it does not seem like the right way as Bruce Lee did. He did finger pushup with his body straight and legs not wide open.

[WoShiNanErDangZiQian]

u may be right, but Bruce Lee was extreme!

[sweetawsomeguy]

starting at 2:33. my nuts began to hurt... hmmmmm

[sklanger]

Amazing flexibility and core strength but he does look a bit weedy and lightweight. Just sayin'.

[Luv2Boogie]

In any sport some will be more gifted than others. His personal achievements are remarkable.. and at his size he has a much higher potential to survive a conflict with his training than without.. the true art is for survival and with the chi flowing through a strong flexible body his endophine levels and adaptability to stress are at optimal levels. Im sure by a well placed hit he would cause considerable damage

[IpodTouchFreakFromHu]

amazing

[HylianNinja]

I have to say, in all seriousness, that I would rather jump in front of a car on the highway than take a hit from this beast. I'd probably have a better chance of surviving. I bet he kicks like a race horse.

[IpodTouchFreakFromHu]

^^ :D

[mastermation]

dam this guy is fukin intense

[hipoxantha]

is it human?

[Rafeal1962]

that was impressive.

[DirtyMug101]

3:40 DAMN!!!

[ItsJustMeXD19]

its not as hard as it looks

[BenjyGen]

:o that bridge was fucking immense

[BenjyGen]

Your one handed push ups were piss poor sell outs, you're meant to keep your legs together... when you do that like Bruce Lee... then I'll be impressed.... though generally, this video was pretty good

[trkilladawg]

"Bruce Lee is over rated." HAHAHA You obviously know nothing about Bruce Lee...

[blueyedsignguy]

I know plenty.  He was a discrase to his people. The us never saw his form of fighting before, thats why he was a hit. Wake up.

[trkilladawg]

uh huh. That's why his physical condition and shape is so highly regarded in todays world, his power, strength and speed. He was a "disgrace" because martial arts was apparently only supposed to be taught to one race of people. Bruce Lee thought everyone should be able to learn it, not limited. Ahaha, and try not to look too badass by adding "Wake up" at the end of your comment, might hurt yourself. lmao

Don't bother commenting back unless you get some common sense and knowledge.

Peace

[mstyres00]

yea you're an idiot, bruce lee was the MAN

[DragonofShu]

the only disrrgace o fmartial arts I know, and an overrated one is that sissy noriss

[DragonofShu]

bruce lee rocks...well he used to

[GlobalLEMMINGS]

he makes it look easy xD

[rockmerewoodsman]

the pushup at appr. 1:05 doesn't look too hard, but it sure is, give it a try!

[anhtran]

to bad he didn't do the one that counted the most. Taking a punch to the face.

[fightingspiritt]

*clap*

[deniscoIL]

russian guy

[Euphorium]

man this guy is flexible

[feistyferret]

This was so awesome. So inspirational.

Thanks

[motleyhealth]

Fantastic workout. Takes me back to my Shaolin days! Although I was never even close to that!

[faisalhalim]

Or, just the way they train. I've seen martial arts students from all over the world, who stay lean. Could it be that they just don't pump iron?

[faisalhalim]

If, with practice, I can do it without damaging my knees... it looks pretty cool.

[rjmst20]

this guy is a good fucker.... he can fuck up at 180 degrees

[pkspidermonkey]

Skills like these do not a good fighter make...

[faisalhalim]

I'm a little concerned that the exercise at 1:35 is bad for the knees.

[gbelieve]

Lol. 1:03 Sex anyone?

[TimH86]

This guys pistols are incredibly bad. He is doing the repetitions, but look at his standing leg trembling. Knee instability in exercises like this demonstrate a lack of practice in some important areas. Not only the major muscle groups deserve attention. If you cannot perform a one-legged squat or pistol with a stable knee you should not do it. This can potentially damage the ligaments in the knee, so watch out.

[dantemustdie94]

Alternatively, he may just have crap balance

[TimH86]

It is not only about balance, I've seen people with good balance, but still having shaky knees when it comes to exercises requiring more strength and/or over a greater range of motion. His knee is shaking because of overcompensation, resulting from a reflex. The leg sways right, the reflex sends the muscles an impulse to correct it, but too strong. More balancing exercises would help to fine tune this communication, improving balance.

Knees are not made for this movement and it is damaging.

[TimH86]

Not trying to correct by the way, just cautioning people to check their own knees when performing any of these exerscises. Any sideways motion of the knees should always be prevented :)

[riggz0rmortis]

arthritis anyone? :P lol

[dgmon174]

How come these guys don't gain any weight?

[dgmon174]

holly fuck!

[rasmus1307]

I do that exercise everyday.. And always wondering if I actually got balls. ..

[kyoso0150]

man wish i could do that. sweet work.

[TriGGao3]

hey i been sitting here for like 4 hours trying to find that song in the background and came to quits maybe you know help me out please.

[maxpowerdk]

Song info:

It's from the cd "Tai Chi Too" by Oliver Chanti And Friends and the track is "Sangha's Lover For Amitabha"

[cracking9]

what style of martial arts do you take?

[PercivalofCamelot]

Me and my mate found that we could those push-ups saight away. Nothing great.

[maxpowerdk]

Which ones? Two-finger one arm pushups, or thumb-only pushups?

[PercivalofCamelot]

two finger... and I weigh over 100kg and my mate over 85kg

[Mutazz988]

lov it

[Mutazz988]

lov it

[vincent4500]

i did kung fu, then jeet kune do etc.. and it was better than trad karate definitely, but to be honest BJJ/MMA styling these days is where it's at..no bullshit and you learn how to get hit, choked, hurt and accept it..all things often lacking in trad martial arts

[cryingindian]

not really. JKD was the first MMA theory. BJJ is nothing alone in MMA, just one aspect. As with everything, styles evolve, I do Ju jitsu (not bjj) and I dont see anything in MMA that I dont myself practice, even though its not MMA but ju jitsu. BJJ is basically judo with altered rules, but judo is still a traditional art. Plus you should learn all that in all martial arts, the only place I havnt seen it all learned is tae kwon do

[PercivalofCamelot]

There were loads of MMA theory before JKD. MMA is western, go have a look at how the boxer Braddock taught Allied soldiers to fight in WW2. Or any western self defence course taught in the past 200 years, chances are it is mma.

[cryingindian]

JKD was the first to suggest that you take from all and use only what works, all previous arts that mixed only used a specific number of arts. Eg sambo is judo and kickboxing, nothing else, JKD is just that but far far more in depth

[PercivalofCamelot]

No. Any defence instructor had the same opinion forever. You are really ignorant.

[cryingindian]

No im really really not. Give me an example of a defence instructor before the JKD theory who used similar principles and Ill take it back as I'm only going off my own knowledge. Ignorance would be not giving you a chance to prove me wrong. Ideally you would have backed it up already but instead you opted for an insult... and im ignorant... yeh ok

[jungleng]

mma may be "western", but that same concept definitely is not.

any real martial artist throughout the ages would have had to change and adapt in order to be good, that's just how nature works.

[jungleng]

what people think of nowadays as "styles" of chinese martial arts are really a mishmash of what that particular master deemed effective or not. We've all heard of "tiger-crane" for example, another is choylayfut, which combined techniques from 3 different schools

And if you go a little bit further into history, General Qi Xiguang wrote a millitary manual with 32 moves he deemed most effective from several different contemporary styles.

-- sorry this was supposed to be a reply to cryingindian

[xRen0x]

i think styles is more due to politics , trying to gain status by getting more students and stuff

its choy li fut

[Mebeawannabe]

thats wut i call real strengh

[fitnessfacilitator]

RESPECT

[howhardgerrard]

I just tried some of the exercises could really feel the burn......whens this damn ambulance gonna turn up

[AndrewTraceur]

NO WAY! Bridge with a person standing on top of you?!?! Whew...That's strength, bro.

And that's how an ab roller SHOULD be used.

[mattormat]

good thing they used the anorexic guy to stand on him this time. In the first video they had a sumo wrestler, and well, let's just say "there are some things you see that you can't unsee."

[Tinsletooth]

I want those shoes =)

[chamberlainj]

my shoes are kooler there like that black with bamboo at the bottom

[jwmvb]

damm nice

[neolestat13]

Good work man. You definetly going itno my favorites.

[zeolee]

not bad ..

[slikric83]

Woah! Nice! Thats right man!